Update From Naomi—November 2026
“Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You,” (Psalm 119:11, NKJV). Perhaps you
“Your word I have hidden in my heart, That I might not sin against You,” (Psalm 119:11, NKJV). Perhaps you
They came from different backgrounds—engineers, technicians, interns, and ministry leaders. All gathered for one purpose: sharing the story of Scripture.
ASM Bible Engagement Director Tara Rye and Communications and Design Manager Allison Wilcox led a group from ASM Gospel Partner SonSet Solutions in…read more
Praise the Lord! This year, in a region of the world known for its hostility to the Gospel of Jesus Christ – 8 entire families in 3 different locations came to know Jesus as personal Savior after listening to audio Bibles! read more…
“Attention Shoppers! Look up and look around for the latest blue light special!”
If you are of a certain age, perhaps you remember those loud announcements followed by an urgency to see if the “blue light special” was indeed special. It was long before…read more
ASM partners in Kenya just shared this exciting story …
A woman was listening to her audio Bible in a local language, doing so faithfully as often as she could. Her son…read more
Imagine losing everything—the people you love, your home and possessions, and your livelihood.
Audio Scripture Ministries (ASM) Gospel Partner Pastor G* is in South Sudan this month bringing the Hope of Jesus to a country that some say is on the brink of renewed civil war. Thank you for your prayers and support of ASM that made this Trip of Hope possible.
The room went quiet. You could feel the hesitation.
ASM Bible Engagement Director Tara Rye stood in a small room in Nebraska, surrounded by immigrant women from a different religious background. She had just shared a simple Bible story, then paused and asked what they thought…read more
Your prayers and generous stewardship commitment to sharing God’s Word through Audio Scripture Ministries (ASM) is making an eternal difference. Estimates say each audio Bible is listened to by an average of…read more
“Are we there yet?” is often heard on family road trips. Growing up, I’m sure I asked my parents this question frequently (!) when traveling. The phrase can reflect the boredom or impatience of waiting—but it can also express excited anticipation…
Spontaneous praise to God poured from the man, as for the first time, he heard the Bible in his own heart language. Abdo Wafa* couldn’t keep the audio Bible to himself…read more